Spanish Guitar - Flamenco Chords | E Phrygian

Let’s look at typical Spanish guitar and Flamenco guitar chords in a progression in E Phrygian Dominant(or Amin) Part 1/3 of this series.

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00:00 Intro
00:38 Amin Chord and Flamenco Guitar Chord Variation
00:55 G Chord and Flamenco Guitar Chord Variation
01:20 F Chord and Flamenco Guitar Chord Variation
01:33 E Chord and Flamenco Guitar Chord Variation

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[murraywilloughby]

I appreciate that fact that you keep it short and simple. The Guide finger idea is awesome as well. I play multiple instruments & the guide finger idea applies across the board, so to speak, for all string instruments & the piano as well. Since I don't want to confuse myself when going from one instrument to another, I chose the middle finger to be my guide for guitar, violin and piano, because with the Thumb as a fulcrum it provides Balance. On the piano, it not only helps you to play without looking at the Keys (by feeling for the Ab or the D), it guides you from one voicing to another, simply by contracting and expanding the hand, and in this case the middle finger is the fulcrum. Kudos.

[billclements]

I just found your video. Wow, thanks for the clear explanation. I've played electric & acoustic guitars for many years (using a pick) as a hobby. But learning Flamenco guitar is like learning a new instrument. It would be helpful to see a video on the right hand tecniques you use, both finger picking and struming, as this is very different than playing with a pick. I am now subscribed.

[zarcero]

Nice. I usually do full barre in the 5th position for Am, then G full barre on 3rd, F full barre on on 1st, then the E. I will try this variation. Thanks

[Dutcharmytent]

Liked and subscribed as the lesson was just what I was looking for.

[amansantoso]

nice and usefull tutorial..you are great Mr.David

[StuartwasDrinkell]

Dave is one of many gitano maestros <3

[BrunoHenriquesHasper]

Hi, great class. I'm curious about the microfone you attached at the body of the guitar. Is it an adaptation or a designed mic? Hello from Brazil, btw.

[timsmith]

The first 3 chords are in the key of C and from the E phygian mode correct?. The resolution to the E has a major 3rd borrowed from E phygian Dominant? I added a D note to the Eb9 making it an E7b9. I now looks like a B dim 7 chord. Your thoughts?

[tonisalic]

Again great lesson! I currently have a lower quality flamenco guitar. I was looking at getting the Raimundo 145 blanca Now i am thinking of the palo samnto model, because of you and several other players. I see You mostly play a negra guitar. What do you suggest. Thanks

[ruthnash]

Those are diffently some notes where I might have to do some stretching exercises 😮

[themixmusicandmore]

Whats the theory behind these chord choices

[vonanthonymacaraig]

Hi do u have video about the chords for bulerias that is use in falseta?

[raulishnikovdancer]

And how can they be applied? I mean, I know very little, found awesome how they sound, but as little as i know, there are certain progresions, or most used chords depending of the palo you are playing, while some other chords are not suitable for such palo. (Is what i understand, not saying I'm right.) Also are these chords for rythm patterns/ razgueos? or more suitable for arpeggios? I don't know, i found them beautiful, interesting, but don't know how to use them. Any help?